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Faith, Place and Migration
7 Mar-17 Mar 2024
PV 7 Mar 2024
Staffordshire St
London SE15 5TJ
7 Mar-17 Mar 2024
Overview
Staffordshire St presents Faith, Place and Migration, curated by Shahed Saleem and Julie Marsh in collaboration with the congregation at the Old Kent Road Mosque.
This multi-media installation will introduce the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of London's oldest Nigerian community, the Old Kent Road Mosque. Through this exhibition, the curators question the nature of a community archive and explore how the narratives of community members are embedded in and told through the architecture of their sacred spaces.
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